NM Senate candidates debate economics at NMSU forum
Democrat Jack Daniels and Republican Pete Domenici shared a crowded Las Cruces stage at a student run seminar to discuss economic issues. They defended environmental standards for new industries, weighed Four Corners plant concerns, and addressed copper refinery plans while touching on Social Security and committee assignments.
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Las Cruces
N.M
U.S. Senate
New Mexico State University
Jack Daniels
Pete Domenici
Nmsu Economics Department
Daniels
Domenici
New Mexico
Four Corners
Carlsbad
Gambling goes to Curry County grand jury in Elks Club raid
Dist Atty Fred Hensley reversed his decision and said the 10 people charged after a Clovis Elks Club raid will be reviewed by the Curry County grand jury. He cited editorial influence and legal distinctions between city and state gambling laws as factors in pursuing or not pursuing charges. The case involves countered claims about warrant validity and potential felony handling.
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Clovis, N.M
Dist
Fred Hensley
Clovis Elks Club
Curry County Grand Jury
Hensley
Curry County
Grand Jury
Bob Brown
Albuquerque Journal
Clovis
Harry Patton
Elks Lodge
Weeklong Girl Watching Week draws ire in Century City
Inter national Society of Girl Watchers led by Joe Reagin promotes a technique for discreetly observing women without intruding on companions. The event, centered in Century City West Los Angeles, draws praise from some members and sharp criticism from women activists including NOW president Virginia Carter.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Debonair
Joe Reagin
International Society of Girl Watchers
Beagin
Reagin
Century City
Cricket Goldenbee
Jerry Gorney
Virginia Carter
The
National Organization For Women
RETC enrollment reaches 665 in 1972
The Roswell Employment Training Center recorded 665 enrollees for the 1972 fiscal year ending June, up 103 from 1971. Of the 665, 435 completed, 165 discontinued, and 310 rolled into 1973. 325 were placed in jobs, boosting total placements to 87 percent since starting.
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Roswell
Howard Mackey
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Award Goes to Former AF Exec Harry Carr
Former Air Force Civilian Personnel Office director Harry 0. Carr of 317 Broken Arrow received the meritorious civilian service award. He retired June 30 after 21 years with the office and moved his family to Roswell on August 1. The citation highlights his role in staffing Air Force positions, implementing automated processes, and improving hiring efficiency.
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Harry 0. Carr
Broken Arrow
Carr
U.S. Air Force
Washington, D. C
Roswell
Air Force
Levee Contract Awarded To Restore Hillsboro Damaged Levee
The Corps of Engineers awarded Woods Construction Co of Albuquerque a 37,600 dollar contract to rebuild the Percha Creek levee in Hillsboro after it was overtopped in a flash flood during Labor Day weekend. Work starts soon with a tentative finish by October 19, restoring flood protection for the village.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Corps of Engineers
Hillsboro
James L. Sutton
New Mexico
Woods Construction Co
Sutton
Percha Creek
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Atomic Engery Commission
Insular Affairs Committee
Space Committee
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Amy A. Fawkes
Claysburg
Penn State Nittany Lion
Altoona
Amy
William Fowkes
Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Seagrami
Seagram Distillers Company
N.V.C
RETC
Indian Police Academy
R. Mondragon
Santa FE
Robert Mondragon
Bruce King
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
Boise
Idaho
King
Denver
Colo
Education Commission of the States
Ouray
Colorado
Harry
W.M
Daily Record
Columbus, Ohio
Montreal
Herve Filion
Greg Wright
Ross Curran
Keith Waples
Buddy Gilmoure
Ontario
Waaling
American Motors
Hornet
AMC
AMC Vi Hornet
Wwe
Dean Motor CO
Virginia
Roswell, New Mexico
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